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6 A RM EN IA N IS S U E A LLEG A TIO N S-FA C TS Turkish Diplomats Killed by Armenian Terrorists Date City / Title Name-Surname 2 7 .0 1 .1 9 7 3 Santa Barbara / Consul Mehmet BAYDAR Konsolos / General / Consul Bahadir DEMIR 2 2 .1 0 .1 9 7 5 Wien / Ambassador Danis TUNALIGIL 2 4 .1 0 .1 9 7 5 Paris / Ambassador Ismail EREZ Driver Talip YENER 1 6.0 2 .1 9 7 6 Beyrut / First Secretary Oktar CIRIT 0 9 .0 6 .1 9 7 7 Vatican City / Ambassador Taha CARIM 0 2 .0 6 .1 9 7 8 Madrid / Ambassador's Wife Necla KUNERALP Retired Ambassador Besir BALCIOGLU 12.1 0 .1 9 7 9 Lahey / Ambassador's Son Ahmet BENLER 2 2 .1 2 .1 9 7 9 Paris / Tourism Counsellor Yilmaz COLPAN 3 1 .0 7 .1 9 8 0 Atina / Administrative Attache Galip OZMEN Athens/ Administrative Attache's daugter Neslihan OZMEN 17.1 2 .1 9 8 0 Sydney/ Consul Sarik ARIYAK Security Attache Engin S E V E R 04.03.1981 Paris / Counsellor for Labour Affairs Resat M O R A LI Counsellor for Religiotis Affairs Tecelli A RI 09.06.1981 Geneve / Secreta. M .Savas Y E R G U Z 24.09.1981 Paris/ Security Attache Cemal OZEN 28.0 1 .1 9 8 2 Los Angeles/ Consul General Kem al A R IK A N 08.0 4 .1 9 8 2 Ottawa / Counsellor for Com m ercial Affairs Kani G U N G O R 04.0 5 .1 9 8 2 Boston / Honorary Consul General Orhan GUNDUZ 07.0 6 .1 9 8 2 Lisbon/ Administrative O fficer Erkut A K B A Y 27.0 8 .1 9 8 2 Ottawa/ M ilitary Attache Colonel A tilla A LK IK A T 09.0 9 .1 9 8 2 Burgaz / Administrative Attache Bora SU ELK A N 08.01.1983 Lisbon / Administrative Officer's W ife Nadide A K B A Y 09.03.1983 Belgrad / Ambassador Galip B A L K A R 14.07.1983 Brussels/ Administrative Attache Dursun A K SO Y 2 7 .07.1983 Lisbon/ W ife o f the Counsellor Cahide M IH C IO G LU 2 8 .0 4 .1 9 8 4 Tahran/ W ife o f Secre. Isik Y O N D E R 2 0 .0 6 .1 9 8 4 W ien Erdogan OZEN 19.11.1984 W ien Enver ERG U N 07.10.1991 Athens getin G O RG U 11.12.1993 Baghdad Caglar Y U C E L 04.0 7 .1 9 9 4 Athens Haluk SIPAH IO G LU
A Personal Foreword "Have you gone crazy?" - "Are you tired of living?" These were the comments of friends and acquaintances when they heard that I was working on a book about the causes and historical context of Armenian terrorism. Why should / be the one to take on such a dangerous subject? . . . Shouldn't it be a matter for the Turks and Armenians to work out among themselves? All of my friends considered my project dangerous, even threatening, and I realized that it must be these concerns, these fears, that have until now prevented unbiased accounts of the historical reality behind Armenian terrorism from appearing. People are obviously afraid of reprisals and therefore leave the whole issue to the advocates of reckless violence, who control virtually all the literature on the subject. In virtually every publication that discusses the Armenian question or Armenian terrorism, the authors plead for "understanding" toward terror. This is just as remarkable as when terrorist organizations claim "responsibility" after an attack. With this "responsibility" - or rather with the perversion of this noble concept - they pretend to have "power" by creating the illusion o f "justice", and with this legitimation they play fate, shoot down the reluctant and blackmail the hesitant. It is not only human beings who have fates, however, but films and publications as well. HABENT SUA FATA LIBELLI, "books have fates", wrote Terentianus Maurus around 200 A.D., and in the preceeding verse he says resolutely, "PRO CAPTU LECTORIS", "according to the grasp of the reader". I had two key experiences in this connection following the appearance of the German edition of this book. The first was with a very high official of the Annenian Orthodox (Gregorian) Church of Central Europe who, in the course o f a meeting with the (Catholic) Mekhitarists (who truly have nothing to do with this statement), said to my face, "How dare you set the worthless Turks off against the dead Armenians in your book!" When 1 asked in honor if I had understood correctly, he repeated even more vehemently, "Yes, I said the worthless Turks!" The Armenian view of history is for the most part shared by the public at large. That is no surprise, and it should not be taken as a reproach. While doing the background research for this book and for my films, I took great pains to collect information from a broad spectrum o f sources. In so doing, I met many people to whom I owe the deepest respect: His Beatitude the Armenian Apostolic Patriarch Snork Kalutsyan of Istanbul, for example, and the doctors and nurses of the Armenian hospital in the same city. I mention these people here in lieu of the many, many noble Armenians whom I know - from scholars and intellectuals to the Armenian farmers and their families who live on Musa Dagh, made famous by Franz Werfel. I did, of course, also meet other people in the course o f my research work. I especially recall Dr. Gerard Libari-dian, the head of the Annenian Zorian Institute. I spent several hours with Dr. Libaridian in his .office in Cambridge, Massachusetts and had an extremely interesting conversation with him. Dr. Libaridian is a brilliant man, bubbling with vitality, knowledge, talent, and self-confidence. One could write a very compelling play based on my conversation with him. I kept notes of my host's most provocative statements in this fascinating discussion. Several times he mentioned the so-called "Andonian papers". Since it seemed reasonable to assume that Dr. Libaridian knew that the papers were forgeries, 1 did not want to waste a single word on the subject. There were so many other, more interesting things to talk about. But remarkably enough, he stuck with Aram Andonian's book and its "documents". Finally, I had to say, "But Doctor Libaridian, you know as well as I that tbese 'Andonian papers' are forgeries!" I will never forget Dr. Libaridian's answer or his facial expression as he replied simply and briefly to my reproach: "AND?" KHOJALI GENOCIDE commited by Armenia in 26 February 1992. "AND?" 7
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M ark Sykes mentions in that connec
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Annenian Orthodox pursue goals whic
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Nationalism Spreads From the Church
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The Bab-i Ali Demonstration, the Hu
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ONE OF THE C LIM A X ES OF ARM ENIA
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found its expression and did so ...
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A R A M T U R A B I A N Les Volonla
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The Relocation Decision: Its Causes
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their families outside our borders,
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Professor Justin McCarthy o f the U
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The Armenian myth of vietimhood sta
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Zealanders were wounded; and 7,594
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Artificial limb No. 2: Franz Werfel
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The fa c ts :"... thrilling novel"
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The "C hef's Armeniens dans Djebel
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«г apparently not older than four
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GUICHEN DESAIX CHARNER They followe
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Armenians from Musa Dagh Reinforcem
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Searching for a story his wife Alma
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Henry Morgenthau (1856-1946), lawye
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Pastor Johannes Lepsius (1858- 1926
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The next victim o f the aggression
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second-hand weapons and no air forc
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Ottoman Empire (and thus in Syria a
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This treaty - still valid - closes
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Minister Henri Franklin-Bouillon ru
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horrifying reality when he started
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11 I ? U 14 IS Contemporary Armenia
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under which they operate, the terro
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"We never know the worth o f w ater
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The strange inherent similarity bet
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11. TH E FA C TS OF TH E C A SE 1.
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GENOCIDE - HOLOCAUST-TERROR the mag
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Chodschali On February 26, 1992, th
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In these days the "National Sociali
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Giordano Bruno (1548-1600) was burn
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Contents A Personal Forew ord .....
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